Is the human population a large-scale indicator of the species richness of ground beetles?
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31/01/2017
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Aim Positive regional correlations between biodiversity and human population have been detected for several taxonomic groups and geographical regions. Such correlations could have important conservation implications and have been mainly attributed to ecological factors, with little testing for an artefactual explanation: more populated regions may show higher biodiversity because they are more thoroughly surveyed. We tested the hypothesis that the correlation between people and herptile diversity in Europe is influenced by survey effort |
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Barbosa, A.M.; Fontaneto, D.; Marini, L.; Pautasso, M.Is the human population a large-scale indicator of the species richness of ground beetles?, Animal Conservation, 13, 5, 432-441, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/10174/20534 nd nd nd nd |
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